Instructing on Liners After Inverting Cake
The guideline states to remove cake-pan liners promptly once the cake is inverted onto a cooling rack. This helps prevent sticking and ensures proper surface finish as the cake cools.
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1961
Page
3
The guideline states to remove cake-pan liners promptly once the cake is inverted onto a cooling rack. This helps prevent sticking and ensures proper surface finish as the cake cools.
Lawrence clubs and groups list meetings and activities for Wednesday and Thursday at venues including Mias Bookfellows Liessie Wilder Hospital Auxiliary Board and University Women’s groups. Notable items include Lawrence Memorial Hospital rooms, Saint Trinity Episcopal Church activities, and Dover area bridge and dinner events.
Oven fry method described for breaded poultry and seafood portions. Dip cut-up chicken or fish in crumbs, add melted butter, and bake. Prepare French toast normally and arrange on a well buttered baking sheet.
Mary Margaret McCoy and Jack G. Makepeace Jr. were married January 29 at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Kansas City Kansas. The bride, Delta Gamma member, wore candlelight silk organza with Alencon lace and a long veil. the groom is Alpha Kappa Lambda member. A large wedding party and floral displays followed the formal ceremony.
The League of Women Voters of Lawrence schedules four unit meetings this week to discuss education financing and teacher shortages. Leaders include Mrs. Leland Miller and Mrs. Edward S. Smissman. locations span homes on 16th Street Miss Street Strong Avenue Park Hill Terrace and dates include Thursday sessions and a February 13 session. Guests at a prior Eldridge Hotel meeting were Joan Carrier of Kansas Power and Light and Janice Brubaker of University Ford.
Beta Mu chapter of Beta Sigma Phi votes cast for a Valentine queen at Tuesday meeting. Queen to be crowned by Mrs. Robert Einstein at 8 p.m. Friday's Valentine dance for husbands and rushees at the University Club. Hosts are Mr. and Mrs. John Garcia. Guests require reservations with social chairman Mrs. Jack Mehaffey by Thursday.
The Spanish Play Reading Group of the University Women’s Club meets at 2 p.m. Thursday at Mrs. Melvin Mencher’s home. Members plan an obligation ceremony for Degree Rebekah Lodge No. 4 at 8 p.m. Friday at the IOOF Hall.
Mr and Mrs Bob VanNoy hosted guests Mr and Mrs H A Lenartz of Phoenix en route to New York City for a Riviera winter. Mrs H A Lawrence of Halstead and Mrs Paul Lawrence of Atlanta visit Mrs Pearson. Mrs Lawrence plans a trip to Atlanta. Mrs Robert Westlake of Chicago stayed with her aunt Mrs Jane Weikel. Donald Nielsen of Corpus Christi and his wife welcomed daughter Lorrie Jeanne born Monday Feb 6. grandparents Nielsen of Elmhurst and Wiechman of 1100 Highland Dr. Keith Colman of Eudora attended an advanced milk equipment course in St Charles. Neal Smoyer of St Charles and wife gave the name Allison Bennett to daughter born Jan 29. paternal grandparents Judson Smoyer of Lawrence and Mrs Smoyer.
In Mrs. C. W. Redpath home at 707 Tenn. St a covered dish luncheon will begin at noon with rolls and coffee provided and attendees to bring table service. Lawrence American War Mothers host a basket dinner at 6 30 pm Friday in the Police Fire Building with meat and dessert and guests to bring table service. Mrs. John Dolbier at 1606 Tenn. St will entertain the Merry Matrons Club at 1 30 pm Thursday. Mercreds Club meets Friday at 2 30 pm with Mrs. C I McClure at 1632 Crescent Rd.
A cooking tip advises adding a teaspoon of granulated sugar to the water when preparing vegetables. It notes vegetables lose some natural sugar from garden to table.
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